Charleston, S.C. — As we head into the final days of the workweek, expect mainly dry conditions across the Lowcountry, with slightly higher rain chances for Labor Day Weekend.
Tonight’s Weather
Conditions: High clouds will continue to stream across the region, keeping temperatures relatively mild overnight.
Lows: 60s inland, with some coastal areas hovering around 70°.
Friday Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Mainly Dry
Conditions: A few weak disturbances along a stalled front to the south may bring an isolated shower late Friday, but most areas should stay dry.
Highs: Expect low to mid 80s in the afternoon.
Lows: Temperatures overnight will dip to around 69° along the coast.
Labor Day Weekend: Increasing Rain Chances
Saturday: Partly sunny with isolated showers or thunderstorms possible. High of 84°, low of 68°.
Sunday: A breezy day with partly sunny skies. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. High of 84°, low of 68°.
Labor Day Monday: Similar conditions with partly sunny skies and isolated rain or storms. High of 83°, low of 66°.
Recent forecast trends show that a low pressure area is expected to develop along the front this weekend, increasing the chances of rain. However, the front may push slightly offshore, limiting the risk of heavy rainfall in the region.
Tropical Update: Monitoring New Wave
As of Thursday night, the National Hurricane Center is tracking a developing tropical wave in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic. There is a possibility that this wave could develop into a tropical depression or storm by late next week, though conditions for development appear more favorable in the second week of September.
